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More Social Media Accounts Blocked After Turkey LGBTQ Raids

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In a post on X on Monday, Gurlek said the government was "continuing our efforts to protect the family, our children and our youth from all forms of exploitation, obscenity, crime and harmful content".
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Numerous social media accounts, including those of journalists Şirin Payzın and İrfan Değirmenci, have been blocked from access in Turkey. According to the Freedom of Expression Association, as part of operations conducted in 15 provinces across Turkey targeting LGBT+ rights organizations and activists, numerous social media accounts, including those of journalists İrfan Değirmenci and Şirin Payzın, as well as those of soL Haber, the Women's Coa…

The wave of censorship that began after the LGBTQ+ operations is growing exponentially. Access has been blocked to numerous social media accounts, including those of Şirin Payzın, İrfan Değirmenci, and the Federation of Turkish Women's Associations.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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In Mersin, following an investigation into obscenity and prostitution in which numerous suspects were detained, a blocking order was issued for 60 social media accounts that were found to have made provocative posts and spread LGBT propaganda.

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In Mersin, following an investigation into obscenity and prostitution in which numerous suspects were detained, a blocking order was issued for 60 social media accounts that were found to have made provocative posts and spread LGBT propaganda.

Haber 7 - In Mersin, a blocking order has been issued for 60 social media accounts that were found to have made provocative posts and spread LGBT propaganda in connection with an obscenity and prostitution investigation in which 50 suspects were detained.

In Mersin, following an investigation into obscenity and prostitution in which 50 suspects were detained, a blocking order was issued for 60 social media accounts that were found to have made provocative posts and spread LGBT propaganda.

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horizont.net broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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